[Jewelry making - Article 00728] - [Orchid] Incorporating PMC into fired pottery

[Mona Clee]

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    A potter friend of mine is interested in incorporating PMC as
    embellishment into his fired pottery.  He wondered whether original
    PMC could be fired above 1650 Fahrenheit without melting and losing
    its shape, and if so how high above 1650.  (At some point would it
    splatter or do something disastrous to the kiln?)  Is anyone
    familiar with techniques for incorporating PMC into pottery?  

Mona

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